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o�� a ld e conn eLed, with . ► B Ato ' e• ;at..
1nior "OPIt , w i this► ne`w van- atteinded• the -
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rho : real a•. short t"agr"A . yrs, Lloyd ak r oured recuperating ratian t l is,l home after' nOtied "Age i Opportunity.. Mrs, Arnow M . Victoria
Bell rea ,Bunn last i, i e. in
week.kinin hasp tai �
eex�t�cya Mrs, �e�an d' . MrsR Keith s.g.
ae�;n'llriutes o f' a last meeting, when they hosted ail 'afternoon Hospital, London, to M. 's.Dotlg
bblch. were approved and the Tea in her honour at the home Gemeinhardt who is able to be
of Mrs.Westlake,During the borne after her confinemeft in
iel�t cell wM answered by 30 � ' London; ..
nexnbers. afternoon Mrs. ,Percy Weston University Hospital,
e treasurer, Mrs ..:Nina ` d tea and more than 20 and to Mrs. Ken Lynn who it at,,,,
�' which -Mrs;--Bunn luck her home felt in►g i
poured ow ` sur . in
Pi.
Meeting off►. .'fir , a m ,,,i al� 'a:., boys • ee ldary
Ole Mrs P •o �.��, �.. Central Huyon
�' ��. ''in � •tile.6. �°:'' % ?C1Gw�° �,,
h in C into
fin' Esther Making. rets nal, ' pest wishes ��to , ' ' r
resi ent� r � h Westlake and Boyce„ Goshen Line Who, . is
gave her report ladies- wished .l•
roved and it was
�r�s also app and presented her with a lovelytuid • �Clintony �,��p cry t$�nt out to
rnoved that all outstanding bills gift. Mr, and Mrs, Bunn
ti:, o >be paid..The president family have sold. they Village Mrs:' Robert Turner who is
t' t l th of General Store and have presently a patient in Goderich
lina��e� plans, for the $ Market
May evening in the Anglican left the community to reside at GeneralHospital, , is „ RR 3, Clinton. Sincere sympathy
Church Parish Hall, when. a
ex -
group called'the ' "jolly, Jays Miss Lynn Haskell and ithree
d en ly in the loed to Mrs. s of Cleave
Cleave
4 X.ondon will be our guests friends, Hanover, v
arni put on a concert. Sunday with the formers who passed away .at his home
A l ncheon and tea and coffee grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. on Friday; `'and'o Mrs. Glen
will a served and Goderich Frank Boyce, Goshen Line.. Sturgeon and family in the loss •
and Clinton 5enitirCitizens will Mrs, Lena •Ervine returned to of her grandmother, , Mrs.
be invited to join us. The' only her home on Wednesday after ' Elizabeth O'Brien of Hensall.
expense will be a voluntary having spent the past ten days . Congratulations to Bud
collection to cover the cost of ' with her daughter and family, Sturgeon who has successfully
transportation for " the en- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyer, completed his first year of a
Michelle and Marsha in two year Survey Technicians
*Miners. Senior Citizens
We k this year will be from Waterloo. While there, Mrs. Course at 1 anshawe College,
Jut 15, the. theme being "The Ervine enjoyed a birthday • London and is presently, ip the
Time of Our Lives". celebration for both her employ of B.M. doss and
«Arrangements are being granddaughters. . Associates, surveyors of
made for a bus trip to Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mackie, Goderich.
Frankenmuth, Michigan for Jim, Steven and Joanne, June and Mac Wilson of
of
June 12. Anyone wishing to go is London were weekend guests of Sarnia were Sunday guests
asked to contact Lloyd Makins her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E.W. Erickson
the convenor. •
Lloyd Makins. and family. .
The meeting was brief as Mr. and Mrs. Steve Scot-
they had as their guest, Don chmer, Molly and Jody, St.
mpbell, who showed pictures Catharines, spent the weekend
en in Cuba while.on holidays with his parent§, Mr. and Mrs.
Huron Centennial Public
Odie of the clever skits shotving_the; histo ; of the area put on by Huron . ro students wereire
ic-hool was this humorous look at the Canadian army. Naturally, t
'ap-
propriately dressed for, their haphazard marching drill. (News -Record photo)
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One should u 015 ..lr, up t cheers for the leaders , it out
��nt y
Recreation ;Cs >lricli .or —. a �iamondo are ,ready
t vul p, al count on "play ball" will ring out loud
you . can al?o?es�h.., .
'another pleasant surprise,, and clear on or before May
The , ee t in help April 24th. Keep your earl .open for
April, , �.
.. , gained five special, guests the call, boys and girls,
Rot' reatiof Sorry to say the report for
from Stani� Tws�p�,
Council 11&, the persons of last. month's meeting didn't
Messrs. Brodie, Steckle, make it to the Goderich Signal
Armstrong, Taylor and Hayter. Star and hence not enough
V' i ge -chairwoman Hazel learned° about the registration
McCreath welcomed them. All date of April 15 for our nature
felt there was much to be walks.
gained by listening and learn. However, because we feel
ning from each other . making there is an interest, a nattu e
for�better communications and walk will be held Sunday May
° appreciation of each others set 18 at 1:30 p.m. at the farm of
P• r• Ginn , Lot
Gerry Ginn gave a brief 26 Maitland
aida dbe Canc. Fu rther
ter
resume of our program during given
the past year. Coming Events one week in
Softball was largely advance. Mr. and Mrs. Phyllip
discussed and it is' hoped ex- DuBoulay will be our chief
you we couldn't exist, As soon
hmeeting
f ieri�h
1
u M and Mrs Gerry inn
the consultants
change games amongst
open
local townships can be set tip as
d' , tot
soon as possible.
season will present a schedule Hugh Lobb presented 60 rl►
of and softball re istrations to date for
of special events at the jail s site.
• ages 6-8, 9-112,14-16,17 and over,
A number of theatre p includingre under discussion. A iris and boys. Hugh
Catiuns Huron County artisans and Gerry also reported . that
group of several gentlemen had again
will exhibit their arts duringvolunteered to coach as well as
the summer in the main some new volunteers. Three
courtyard. As an added at-
traction, the . site will be a
stopping point • for a South-
western Ontario Antique_ car
rally. A summer schedule will
be published as soon as all
dates are finalized. for a
The Board is working
highly successful season which
will provide activities for
Huron County residents as well
as the touring public. With the
continued support of the local
communities through ,the _ef-
forts of participating citizens,
the 1975 operations will be a
credit to Huron County.
The Huron Historic Jail at Ministry
Goderich will open to the public . Recreation.
for its second season of tourist ' The facility will operate with
operation on May 17 at 10 a.m. the assistance of 8 area young
The • 1975 attendance goal is people who have received
15,000 visitors. approval for an OFY grant
The highlight of the summer project called "Rehabilitation
season is expected to be the 1840". The project
des
July 5 declaration of the site as exterior maintenance,
a Federal Historic Monument preparation of a research
by the Ministry of Indian and document based on the
Northern Affairs, when a available the archives
vsf records
plaque and monument will be County andoriginal
unveiled at the site during the of. the Canada Company which
official ceremonies which are are housed n Tfooronto, the and
now being planned. acting as hosts
The Huron Historic .Jail during the season's operation.
Board, which operates the site All activities will be un -
ere He showed some A.F. Scotchmer, s s in co-operation with the Huron dertaken in costumes to re-
autiful. views of Churches, Mr. Jim Hewlett, Hamilton
County Council, is enthused create the lifestyle of the 1840's,
the new season, par- the time ' of the original con-
e
interesting
stn enol gave a visited other, the weekend with B Rena Caldwell aboutrly in view of last year's
cry interesting description of his mother, Mr. and •Mrs• Y str•uction.
e country. A hearty vote of Donald McLeod, John and Mrs. • Dick , Cornish of financial operation. .Jt is hoped that the summer
nks was expressedto Dawn Emma. Goderich visited with Mr. 1974 revenues totalled
Robert Thomson on Thursday $7799.52 which includes es
Culture
Don 1 d general
r .his• excellent pictures and Mr. and Mrs. Murray o
admissions and $1207.60 in
ommentary. ' •
• The meeting the
d cards were p
Blackie, London, were weekend last. a �Qn adjourn
edests of his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper -donations. Cl l.� e's
at -a family dinner Expenditures totalled .,
rayed with Mrs. Thomas Blackie, RR 1, entertainedworking
izes going to the following: Varna. Cooper who are celebrating surplus in excess of $4600.
s. Nora Orr, Mrs. R.J. Mr. and Mrs. William Oesch, p
arson, Percy Johnston, Goshen Line visited with their their twenty-fifth
k. wedding balanced Board
budget struck
r ck
rold Dawson, with Harry son and family, Mr. and Mrs. anniversary,this.W Proximately ybudge for 1975.
ap-
aker winning the lode hand Ivan Oesch, Wellesley on The Herbert Whiteman of ral of the late Toronto, Harry �� Gosnell has been
ize. The usual lovely lunch Thursday. � retained as the Jail
as enjoyed , and happy bir- Weekend registered guests at, and a former resident of
da wishes was sung the Albion . Mr. K' en was held from the Administrator for the 1975
Y n Westlake Funeral season Under his �r ,
in honour of 1Vir. and Mrs. J. R. $3127.26, leaving a
Holmesville 11, 4H
Meeting six of the Top Tailors
was held on April 14 at
Holmesville Public School with
Holmesville 1 joining our
to Clair h Hotel included: Kippdirection*,
H y Bonthro
erner who celebrated a birth- and Mrs. R.E.
eringwa , Aril, a number of
:yin April. John Sh ritt and home on Monday. He is sur- during p
The next me 29 in Miss Mabel Whitemai} . have b
Thursday evening, May e Muni pa Law had charge of the services restored
Toronto;
Mr. o n er
d Title both of vived by one daughter May end changes and improvements
G ver-
eting will be vel Mr. Steve Y been made. The o
troop.
For our demonstration,
Rosernary did the flat filled
{ flat
se aid
Toronto. During the week guest of Seaforth.The Rev. Stephens nor's house has been further
list were Mr. R. Savage, the downstairs
ci LB,uilding, and with
Soccer organized Neil Nome$, Mr. Emery
all of to and Mr. Robert interment was in Hensall Union area receiving the attention
at
Fred Gale has organized a N Burns and Mr. Robert W • Cemetery.
e Village. ayf 7 11 age Minor Soccer team in Boys aged 9 to 12 Yoshioko both of Georgetown.
Mr an
d Mrs. Robert Irwin
e learning the art of playing •
and Robbie visited with her South America has a greate
ccer. Practice sessions began arents and family, Mr. and area of productive forests tha
C
Wednesday evening and P vies in da.
so Saturday morning in the y.
dSun
afb>�th on a
griculture grounds. The team SeMr on SunGilbeday.
Latimer,
hopeful of being self- Toronto spent the past week
pporting and are appealing to
e Village residence for with his grandmother, Mrs.
.wh
sistance. L. Knight. Weekend guests
T-hey are planning a bottle Mrs. Knight were her grandson
ive for Saturday May 10 and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Latimer and
ould appreciate it very much Karen Clark and Gerry
the Villagers would assist Bloomfield all of Toronto.
em by donating pop bottles Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker
d beer bottles, which they visited with relatives Min
Mit-
11
i-11 be glad to collect. Jack ellen on Sunday.
day
guests with the Parker's were
mer leas donated his truck � and Mrs.Robert Reid of
collecting the.bottles and Lueknow. ..
money raised will go
wards buying uniforms, i Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
eens, registering in the -T Westlake, Rick Westlake and
ague and paying qualifiedMiss Judy Neeb of London,
the 'Wedding of Mr.
creel. Some of the boys have Westlake's nephev�t Mr! Lorne
eady been busy gathering
ties in the ditches and along Merner to Miss \ Barbara
sideroads and have raised Cameron in London last Friday
CLINTON .FAIR .
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cluEEN oF
THE FA!
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CONTEST
(GIRLS 16 to 20)
and
SENIOR CITIZENS'
QUEEN CONTEST
- ladies 65 and over eligible
on
FRIDAY NIGHT
CONTESTANTS from Townships of Mullett, Goderich,
Stanley, Tuckersmith and Town of Clinton.
Senior Entrants must register with Mrs. D. McLean by May
21st - 482-1801
Junior Entrahts must register with Mr. Greg Brandon by
May 21st - 4S2-3129
Queen of the fair winner to
Represent Clinton
at 19/6 C.N.E.
CASH PRIZES
this time. The building is bein
furnished under the direction of
Dorothy Wallace, Refurbishing
r Committee Chairman, in
n consultation with Dorothy
Mrs. Ralph Benne ana
Duncan of the Provincial
o complete selection - including., -
Safety Yoe-Salely Sale t
Safety
Regular Construction
by
,Greb Kodiak
Brown's Gorilla
Kaufman Kingtreads
Emile's Tundra
Sisman Thorobilt
and others
A wide range of prices
to suit you
BOYS'SIZES TOO!
WORK CLOTHING
for every job
A,IKEN'S
CLOTHING -- FOOTWEAR
482.9352
ALBERT *ST.
CLINTON
seam, and Debbie did the V-
neck.
For meeting seven on April
24, we discussed what we would
be doing for Achievement Day
on May 31
Mary Brand demonstrated
how to sew on a sleeve and a
zipper - by Karen Bolger.1.
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Jam, Jelly, Marmalade, Honey, Syrup, Salad Dressing,
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THIS OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 21 1975
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